Conestoga Valley High School - Conewago Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1964 volume:

? s f it ! e 4 E Q , L fu: i , 5 4 i 5 - 44 E 3 , 55 5 5 3 51 3 5 a W ' .Q , Y X as 4 r 3 E W . w fi ,EZ 52? W , Y 4 E22 fs 'U Q if E 'F '2 W 15 1 12? R, L .Q M w '- E Ii l ,, 5 -Q u i sf Efii W a 1 N 1 1 N 1 X 1 Q , .4 .,W..h kr.. K i . g K K I . . DEDI CA T I ON Ask not what your country can do for you--ask what you can do for your country. These words will live in the hearts and minds of Americans for centuries to come. They were spoken by President John Fitzgerald Kennedy in his inaugural address of 1961. They have a deep, symbolic meaning behind them, they show us the nature of a man, a great man, who was willing to work for the good of all. This yearbook is dedicated to this man by the class of 1964, in me mor y of all that he accomplished to make the world a safer place for people to live in. It is hard to find words adequate to express the deep grief which is felt by all Americans ove r the loss of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. He was more than a symbol of freedom, he was abeacon of hope for the American people and the world. His eagerness, wisdom, and courage will serve as a guide for the generations to come. He may be gone from the world, but he will live forever in the hearts of the American people. His t e n a c it y and determination helped to bring the United States through many critical situations successfully. His b r ave ry and leadership will never be forgotten. The nation has lost a great leader, and the worldhas lostagreat man. P.F.R. Four John Fitzgerald Kennedy--1917-1963 Thirty-fifth President of the United States Five F ORE WORD Joseph Addison once wrote, I consider an human soul without education like marble in the quarry, which shows none of its inhe r ent beauties till the skill of the polisher fetches out the colors, make s the surface shine, and dis- covers every ornamental cloud, spot, and vein that runs through the body of it. And like the marble in the quarry, we, the class of '64, entered the corridors of Conestoga Valley four years ago as a young, impressionable group filled with high ideals but lacking one very basic necessity--the polisher, education. And so we set out to attain our goals and high ideals always with an eye to the future and a foot in the past, but continuously acquiring an education--afoundation upon which to build, a stepping stone from an idea to a reality, a power- ful force behind achievement. As you turn the pages of this annual and look upon the members of the cl as s of '64, you will see that no written theme has been followed, but as you gaze upon those seniors who will graduate in June, you can be sure we will be ready and willing to take on the world outside be c aus e we have seen fit to obtain the most important factor in a changing life--education. P.D.N. Six TABLE OF CONTENTS -....-Faculgf 8 --..-Seniors 24 ..-,. U nderclassm en -.---- 54 -..lA ctivi ties 64 --iOur Golden Yearsni..- 88 -..--A thletics 96 --...A dvertisements-....1- 14 S Nine CONESTOGA VALLEY SCHOOL BOARD FROM LEFT--Wendell Shiffer, J .Richard Kurtz, Raymond Wolf, Mrs. Evelyn Ranck, Elmer Miller, James Wentz, Frank Weaver. SECOND ROW--Lewis Hillard, Lloyd Hoover, Richard Mellinger, L. S. Greiner, Willis Eby, Frank Snavely. OFFICERS Paul Denlinger President Amos Weber Menno G. Sauder Secretary Treasurer Ten 5.. . i Dr. Andrew Caldwell Vice-President szsf.-.4x1g,.4.4.c.As.f.-....4.x1.a.n44. 4 FROM LEFT--Aaron L. Landis, L. S. Wiedman, J. Harold Brubaker, William J. Morton, Richard G. Wickert ADMINISTRATION Robert W. Rill Park A. Hess J. Elias Fritz ' Eleven Qj. Robert W. R.i11 Principal ,da J. Elias Fritz Supervising Principal Twelve Mr. Sherr offers advice for the future. Richard Sherr B.S. Millersville College MED Temple University University of Pittsburgh Syracuse GUIDANCE AND OFFICE STAFF Mrs. J. W. Harsh, Mr. D. C. Pollock, Mrs. M. E. Plank, Mrs. V. E. Lichty Thirteen 'ffl , Q 3 Alice H. Kendig Mary Jane Zellers Phyllis S. Crytzer A.B., Muhlenberg College B.S. in Ed. B.A., Gettysburg College M.A., University of Penn- Millersville College sylvania ENGLISH Robert C. Schappell Edward C. Appel B.S. in Eng. and Speech, A.B., Elizabethtown Lock Haven State College College . . and this is the teachers' lounge. Fourteen Charles L. Va.nGorden Joseph J. Spila Robert C. Schlorer B.A., Master in Letters B.S., Millersville State A.B., Franklin and Franklin and Marshall College Marshall College College, University of Pittsburgh C MATHEMATICS Betty F. Saylor B.S., Elizabethtown College But, you should see the case! Fifteen Adam J. Brown John E. Cunningham Harold E. Emmitt B.S., Millersville State B.S., M.A., Millersville B.S., Bloomsburg State Collegeg M.S. In Ed., Temple State Collegeg University of College, Pennsylvania State University Delaware University SCIENCE Donald W. Jonas Provisional degree at Penn State Another n1iscue! Siocteen Robert H. Thompson Robert F. Souders Gary W. Hopkins B.S., Lehigh University B.S., Franklin and Marshall B.S., Lock Haven State College College SOCIAL STUDIES John W. Patrick B.S., University of Pittsburgh 1' You mea.n, you don't know where Alaska is? Seventeen Charles J. Joseph Donald K. Dunkle 'William R. Deichert A.B., Albright College B.S. in Ed., A.B. Millersville B.S., Millersville State MED, Penn State University State Collegeg University of College Maryland FOREIGN LANG UA GE Martha B. Loar B.S., Millersville State College These make good earmuffs ! Eighteen Nancy E. Suter -B.S., Temple University John M. Smith B.S. in Ed., Elizabethtown Collegeg M.S. in Ed., Temple University Lloyd G. Bortzfield Mary P. Bare B.S., Elizabethtown College A.B., Dickinson College BUSINESS ED UCA TION You've got to learn sometime! Nineteen Robert A. Nichols Mary Lou Demoise Richard C. Harclerode B.S. in Education B.S. in Home Economics B.S., Millersville State Millersville State College Indiana State College College INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND HOME ECONOMICS Oh well, back to the drawing board! Twenty ssrr l Q xllfekf jf' lf 1-F of . .f X 'M Sa 3 'C X Qc ,W wi Q se R N , X E5 xx , . N ,X 2 B i if ' , ,, A W,-1 .- 'K sl if we Anna R. Geiger Marie Brubaker K. Hillard B.S., Millersville State B.A., Brown University, College Rhode Island School of Design A FINE ARTS AND LIBRARY Lloyd E. McCurdy Gerald S. Wingenroth B.A., Hershey Jiumior College B.S., Lebanon Valley College Lebanon Valley College Grove City Collegeg Fred Waring's School of Music I There's no art To find the mind's construction in the face. Twenty-one George H, G1-einer Arm Lillmars Richard R. Ueberroth B.S., Gettysburg College B.S., West Chester State B.S., East Stroudsburg College College PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND NURSE Helen Charles Lancaster General Hospital School of Nursing It's been a 'ruff' day! Twenty-two DRI VER ED UGA TION, N X EE. CA FE TERIA STA FF FROM LEFT- Mrs. Andrew, Mrs. Singer, Mrs. Smoker, Mrs. Ackerman, Mrs. Kametz, and Mrs. Bard. B US DRIVERS FIRST ROW- P. Pickel, L. Zook, D. Myer, W. Wimer, D. Stoltzfus, L. Siegrist, E. Hollinger , R. Martin, L. Weaver, H. Brubaker, F. Slabach. SECOND ROW-B. Steffy, H. High, H. Landis, H. Landis, C. Shenk, C. Boose, A. Esh, M. Bare, C. Rohrer, W. Buffen- myer, A. Shultz, M. Sheaffer. CUSTODIANS Henry Bushman Gladys Braas Jesse Mellinger H9-TFY LHHCUS Twenty-thxree SENIOR S W fl 45 M FR Q .9951 ' mquammamnswma-ww i f I I 'Y KY-V 4.4.1 f -2 ,va 'S X,,, E i a 0Twenty-five Facing the Future The years have passed so quicklyg Can it be that they are gone? All the trials and joys of high school - Can it be that they are done? It gives us great pleasure to reminisce, To relive the things done and said. But our class is not one to dwell on the past - Of course notg we're looking ahead! Our high school days lie behind usg The great Unknown lies before. Just how prepared to face it Is the class of '64? The test is now before us - Just how much have we learned? Have we listened to our teachers? Were our diplomas really earned? As we leave our teachers' influence For places far and wide, May the one Great Teacher watch o'er us And forever our footsteps guide. As our great class is scattered, May our God go before, And grant one day a reunion Of the class of '64. Matilda Shertzer Class Flower Class Colors White Rose Gold Ka White Class Motto Show me a young man lost in his work and I will show you a man who has found his future. J. A. Rosenkranz Twenty-six E w, V 'jf K J' yr Adu' Q 4 Q.. 1 I 4 ' . 'G X wx Q43 4? ' A 5 wi . ' X? gg J ' 2' wi N f 3' i 1 M, R Q Q wx im gi' is 'He gf ' gf W Q' , 4' QM X in 3bl 'JS S ' Q M4 ff V . is W 1 f a , 5 A 5 A f Q 'H -f '-.fm S mf ff? gk Eg is il mi 2 x fm 13 its .K gi: , 1 3 M iff- 1 , I f V -g. 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Academic Bill Chorus 1,2,35 Tennis 1,2,3g Class Play 2,33 Intramurals 1,23 Dra- matics Club 1,23 Slide Rule Club 35 Student Council 2g Yearbook Staff 33 Newspaper Staff 35 National Honor Society 2,3. JANICE BASTENDORF Commercial Jan Dramatics Club 13 Library Club 3g Intramurals 3. J UDITH ANN BAUMAN Academic Judy National Honor Society 2,3g Newspaper Staff 33 Dramatics Club 3. CAROL BEAHM Academic Caro1 Girls Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Class Play 3. ROBERT LEE BEAM Gene ral Bob Intramurals 1,2,33 Football 1,2, 33 Model Club 1,23 Track 2. THELMA MAE BENNER Home Economics Thelma Library Club 1,23 Girls Chorus 1,2Q Intramurals 1,23 Home Ec. Club 3. SAM C. BOLTON, JR. General Sam Student Council 1,23 Projection- ist Club 1,23 Intramurals 1,2. DWIGHT L. BOOTH Industrial Arts Dwight Model Club 23 I.ntra.murals 3. Twen ty-nin e ROBERT BOWMAN Commercial Bob Baseball 13 Chess Club 1,2,33 Intramurals 1,2,3. VIOLET M. BOWMAN Acade mic Violet Library Club 1,23 Nurses Club 3. DALE BRAAS Industrial Arts Dale Basketball 1,2,33 Track 1,2,33 Gym Club 1,2,33 Intramurals 1, 2,33 Varsity Club 33 Band 1,2, President 3. DENNIS JAY BRIAN General Denny Wrestling 1,2j Varsity Club 1,2, 33 Intramurals 1,2,33 Gym Lead- ers Club 1,2. RAY D. BRODERICK Commercial Ray Intramurals 2,35 Gym Leaders Club 15 Model Club 2,3. GAYLE BROOKMYER Academic Gayle F.T.A. 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,35 Student Coimcil 1,25 Gym Show 25 Dramatics 253, President 15 Varsity Club 35 Newspaper 1,25 Tennis Manager 25 Hockey 2,3. JAMES BROOMALL Academic Jim Yearbook Staff 35 Newspaper Staff 2,35 Editor 35 Intramurals 1,25 Tennis 35 Chess Club 15 Science Club 25 Slide Rule Club 3. THOMAS R. BROWN General T0m' Student Council 1,25 Audio- Vis ual Club 1,2,3. Th irty RALPH BRUKEN Commercial Ralph Gym Leaders Club 1,2535 Base- ball 15 Intramurals 1,2,3. MARY ELLEN BUCH Home Economics Mary Ellen Library Club 1,25 Newspaper Staff 35 Yearbook Staff 35 In- tramurals 35 FHA 25 Home Ec. Club 3. RICHARD E. BUCH Industrial Arts Richard Intramurals 1,2,35 Radio Club 15 Archery Club 2,3. STANLEY JAMES BUCHWALTE1 Academic Buckie Football 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Visl ual Aids Club 1,25 Chorus 35 In, tramurals 1,25 Slide Rule Club 3. RICHARD OWEN BUCKWALTER Academic Dick Chemistry Club 1,2,3g Student Council 23 Basketball 1,23 Band 1,25 Vice President 3. ROBERT BUCKHOLDER Academic Burkie Basketball 1,23 Track 1,2,33 Vis- ual Aids Club lg Chemistry Club 29 Varsity Club 2,3. YVONNE BURKHOLDER Academic Vonnie Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Girls Chorus 1,2,3g County, District, State Chorus l,2,3g Class Play 2,33 Halloween Queen 25 Yearbook 35 Intramurals 1,23 Student Council 2. HARRY CASEY General Casey Model Club 1,2. Thirty-one DALE RICHARD CLYMER General Dale Chess Club 2,3g Basketball lgln- tramurals 1. MARY KATHERINE CORDER Academic Kay Girls Chorus lg Gym Show 2g Great Books Club 2,33 Intra- murals 2g Newspaper Staff 2,3. MARY ANN DENLINGER Commercial Mimi Girls Chorus 1,2g Intramurals 1,2,3g Gym Show 2g Girls Gym Leaders Club 35 Yearbook Staff 3. SANDRA LEE DEVONSHIRE Academic Sandy D r ama ti c s Club 1,2,33 News- paper Staff 1,2,3g Yearbook Staff 35 Student Council 3. T JOANNE LORRAINE DIETHER Commercial Jo Dramatics Club 15 Business Club 25 Intramurals 1,2,35 Newspaper Staff 3. BETTY LOUISE DILLER Academic Betz Dramatics Club 1,2,35 Intra- murals 3. HOWARD A. DOWNEY, JR. Academic Had Gym Leaders Club 15 Great Books Club 15 Class Play 25 Track 15 Slide Rule Club 25 Key Club 35 Student Council 351ntra- murals 1. GERRY ANN ECENRODE Commercial Ecky Intramurals 1,2, 3. Th-ir ty- two ROBERT ECKERT Gene ral Bob Radio Club 1,2,35 Intramurals 1. CHARLES R. ESHLEMAN Academic ESh Dramatics Club 15 Band 1,25 Stu- dent Council 25 Slide Rule Club 2,35 Wrestling 2,3. GLENN D. FELPEL General Shorty Slide Rule Club 25 Photography 3. CHARLES E. FIELDING Academic Pug Gym Leaders Club 15 Student Council 25 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2, 35 Slide Rule Club 25 Varsity Club 2,35 Chess Club 3. J UDITH FISHER Academic Judy Gym Club 1,2,33 Varsity Club 2, 3g Great Books Club 39 Intra- murals 1,2,3g Gym Show 25 Hock- ey 1,2,3g Termis 2,35 Band 1,2,3. PATRICIA A. FOLTZ Commercial Penny Band 1,2,3g Hockey 1,2,3g Gym Show 25 Yearbook Staff 33 Intra- murals 1,2,3g Gym Leaders Club 1,2,3. TIMOTHY FOLTZ General Tim Intramurals 1,25 Radio Club lg Gym Club 2,3. CAROL LYNN FORREST Commercial Carol Student C ounc il 33 Newspaper Staff 1,2,3g Yearbook Staff 3g Intramurals 1,2,3g Gym Show 23 Gym Club 15 Dramatics Club 2,3. Thirty-three BLAINE FREY Academic B1aine Intramurals lg Chess Club 1,2, 3. GLENNA RAE GAINER Academic Glenna Intramurals 1,2,3g Gym Show 25 Yearbook Staff 3g Band 33 Gym Club 2. ROBERT GANTZ Academic Bob Chemistry Club 2g Study Club 3. MICHAEL GERZ Commercial Mike Intramurals 1,2,3g Archery Club 2,a. PATRICK GIBSON Academic Pat Wrestling 2,32 Varsity Club 2,3Q Track 2g Art Club 23 Gym Lead- ers Club 3. JANE DARLENE GOOD Gene ral Darlene Intramurals 1,2Q Drill Squad 13 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3j Girls Chorus 1,2,3. PAMELA M. GRILL Commercial Pam Newspaper Staff 2,33 Tennis 13 Intramurals 1,2,33 Mixed Chorus 13 Girls Chorus 1,21 Library Club 1,2Q Art Club 3. JEAN F. GRIMM Academic Jeannie Majorette 2,33 Hockey 2,33 News- paper Staff 23 Yearbook Staff 33 Intramurals 1,33 Gym Show 23 Varsity Club 33 Gym Club 1,2,33 Class Play 2,3. Thirty-fam' GAIL GROFF Academic Gai1 Hockey 1,22 Yearbook 33 Cheer- leader 1,2,33 Intramurals 1,23 Student Council 1,25 Class Of- ficer 13 Gym Club 1,25 Varsity Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3. NANCY L. GROFF Commercial Na.nce Intramurals 1,2, 33 Student Coun- cil 13 Gym Show 23 Yearbook Staff 3g F.H.A. 1,2,3. N ORMA GROFF General NOI'ma F.H.A. Club 2,33 Home Ec. Club 3. PHYLLIS EILEEN GROFF Commercial Phil Intramurals 13 Dramatics Club 1,2,3. LOWELL A. GRUBE Industrial Arts Andy Intramurals 1,25 Model Club 1,2. JOHN F. HACKER Academic Hacker Wrestling 15 Class Play 25 Model Club 25 Dramatics Club 2. WILLIAM H. HALBACH Academic Bill lgand 1,2,35 Art Club 25 Key Club SHARON MARIE HALL Academic Shere Hockey 1,2,35 Student Coimcil 2,35 Yearbook Staff 35 Tennis 15 In- tramurals 1,35 Gym Club 3. Thirty-five BETTY LORRAINE HARNISH Commercial Betty Band 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Yearbook Staff 35 F.H.A. 25 Play Committee 35 Busine s s Club, Secretary- Treasurer 3. SHIRLEY HARNISH Academic Shir1e Gym Show 25 Newspaper Staff 1, 2,35 Yearbook Staff 35 Class Play 35 Student Council 35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Dramatics Club 1,2,3. KENNETH GLEN HARTMAN Academic Ken Study Club 1,z,3. ANNE LOUISE HEISLER Academic Anne Intramurals 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Gym Show 25 Hockey 35 Girls Gym Leaders Club 1,2,3. HARVEY HELLER Academic Harvey Wrestling 1,2,33 Chess Club 13 Gym Club 2,33 Intramurals 1,2, 3. CAROLYN MAE HENRY General Carolyn Library Club 13 Intramurals 1,2, 33 Gym Club 2. KENNETH D. HERR Academic Ken Intramurals 2,33 Track 23 Class Play 23 Debating Club 13 Slide Rule Club 23 Chess Club 3. PATRICIA LOUISE HERR Academic Pat' Student Council 1,23 Gym Show 23 Intramurals 1,2,33 MixedChox-us 2,3Q Girls Chorus 1,2,33 Major- ette 2,33 Yearbook Staff 33 Class Officer 3. Thirty-six DAVID M. HESS, III Academic David Radio Club 1,23 Chess Club 33 Track 2,3. KENNETH B. HESS Commercial Ken Radio Club 1,33 Electronics Club 23 Intramurals 3. BARRY L. HINERDEER Industrial Arts Barry Football 2,33 Baseball 1,2,31 In- tramurals 1,2,33 Radio Club 1,2, 3. CAROL ANNE HIRC HERT Academic Carol Tennis 13 Hockey 1,2,Captain 33 Cheerleader 13 Girls Chorus 1,2, 33 Mixed Chorus l,2,33 Student Council 1,2,33 Variiy Club LZ, 3g Yearbook Stiff 33 Intramurals 1,23 Class Play 2,3. F JANET DAWN HOLLINGER Commercial Janet Band l,2,3g Intramurals 1,2,3g Yearbook 33 F.H.A. l,2,3, Sec- retary 23 Library Club lg Play . Commiteee 2,3. RANCIS JOSEPH HOLLINGSWORTH Academic Frank Football 1,2gWrestling 1,2,3g Varsity Club 1,2,3g Radio Club 1,23 Chess Club 3. JOHN HOOVER Commercial John Intramurals 1,2,33 C h e s s Club 1,2,3. J UDITH ANN HOOVER General Judy Cheerleading 1,3g Majorette lg Hockey 1,2,33 Intramurals 1,2,3g Gym Show 25 Varsity Club 2,33 Gym Leaders Club 2,3. Thirty-seven DAVID M. HORNING Industrial Arts Dave Industrial Arts Club 33 Audio Visual Aid Club 2. SUSAN HORST General Sue Girls Chorus l,2,3g Mixed Chorus 3. J OCELYN HULL Academic Joey Class Officer lg Cheerleader lg Hockey Team 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,2,3g New s pape r Staff 1,2,3g Gym Show 23 Gym Leaders Club 1,2,3. GILBERT KAUFFMAN Illdustrial A115 Butch Electronics 1,2. RICHARD KAUFFMAN Academic Dick Chorus 2,3g Intramurals 2,35 Radio Club 2,3. JEFFREY KEELER Academic Jeff Football 1,2,3g Wrestling 1,2,3g Track lg Varsity Club 1,2,3g Slide Rule Club 1,2. RONALD E. KING C omme rcial Ronnie Football l,2,3g Baseball l,2,3g Varsity Club 2,35 Visual Aid C lub 1,23 Radio 33 Intramurals 1,2,3. PAUL KOPP C omme rcial Paul Baseball 1,2,3g Chess Club 1,2, 3g Basketball 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,2,3. Thirty-eight THOMAS RAY KRANCH Academic Tom Slide Rule Club 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3g Football 2g Intramurals 1, 2. JULIE MAY KREIDER Academic Julie Solo Majorette 1,2,3g Intra- murals 1,2,3g Gym Leaders Club 1,23 Girls Tennis 1,2,33 Gym Show 2. SUE E. KREIDER Academic Suzi Intramurals 1,2,3g Girl s Gym Leaders Club 23 Varsity Club 3g Band 3g Tennis 1,2g Gym Show 2. MARGARET KUNKLE Academic Margy Intramurals l,2,33 Girls Chorus 1,2,3g Future Nurses Club 23 M.ixed Chorus 3. BEVERLY R. LANDIS Academic Bev Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Girls Chorus 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,25 Newspaper Staff 1,2,35 National Honor Society 2 ,35 Future Nurses Club 2,35 Gym Show 2. DONNA J. LANDIS General Donna Student Council 15 Future Nurses Club 1, Secretary 2, President 35 F.H.A., President 1,2,County Officer 35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Home Ec. Club 35 Girls Chorus 15 Gym Show 2. PHYLLIS DIANE LANDIS Academic Phil Newspaper Staff 1,2,35 Future Nurses 1,25 F.H.A. 25 Gym Lead- ers Club 1,35 Intramurals 1,25 Yearbook Staff 35 Gym Show 2. ANNA MARY LAPP Academic Anna Mary Home Ec. Club 35 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Library Club 1,25 Future Nurses 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 News- paper Staff 2. Thirty-nine DONNA LEE LARKIN Academic Donna Lee Class Officer 35 Drum Majorette 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Girls Chorus 1,2,35 Student Council 1, 25 National Honor Society 2,35 Ne w s pap e r Staff 35 Yearbook Staff 35 Gym Show 25 Halloween Queen 3. GORDON A. LEAMAN, Academic Casey Student Council 1,2,35 National Honor Society 2,35 Class Play 2,35 Gym Leaders Club 15 Slide Rule Club 2,35 Class Officer 35 Varsity Club 1,2, Vice-President 3. JOHN M. LE AMAN Gene ral Johnny Basketball 1,2,35 Intramurals 1, 25 Varsity C lub 2,35 Visual- Audio Club 1,2 5 Photography Club 35 Chorus 1. CARL L. LEBO Industrial Arts Butch Radio Club 1,35 Model Club 25 Intramurals 2,3. JOYCE LEBO Commercial Sis Library Club 1,2,33 Art Club 15 Arts and Crafts 23 Business Club 33 Intramurals 2,3Q Newspaper 2,33 Gym Show 23 Y-Teens 1. JAMES EDGAR LEED Academic Ed Wrestling 23 Gym Leaders Club 23 Key Club 3. BETTY LORRAINE LEFEVER Home Economics Betty Intramurals 1,2,3. BONITA ELAINE LEFEVER Home Economics Bonita Intramurals 1,2,3. JA 'x Forty JANET K. LEFEVER Academic Janet Girls Gym Leaders Club 1,25 Student Council 1, Treasurer 33 Class Officer 23 Intramurals 23 Newspaper Staff 1,2,35 Yearbook Staff 33 Hockey 1,2. TERRY R. LEFEVRE Commercial Terry Audio Visual Aids Club 1. JOHN LLOYD Industrial Arts Johnny Gym Leaders Club 1,3Q Intra- murals 1,3Q Projectionist Club 23 Track 1,2,3. JAY B. MARTIN Industrial Arts Martin Photography Club 2,33 Intra- murals 1,3. RONALD L. MARTIN Gene ral Martin Art Club 2. RONALD LEE MARTIN Commercial Ronnie Visual Aids Club 25 Model Club 15 Intramurals 1,2. WILLIAM KARL MASER Academic Bi11 Football 1,25 Baseball 1,35 Bas- ketball 15 Gym Leaders Club 15 Slide Rule Club 25 Varsity Club 1,2,35 Intramurals 15 Student Council 1,2,3. PAULETTE MARIE MATTERS General Paulette Intramurals 3. Forty-one PATRICIA E. MCGUIGAN Academic Pat Band 1,2,35 County Band 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 Girls Chorus 1, 2,35 Newspaper Staff 1, Editor 2, 35 Class Play 3. THOMAS MEHAFFEY General Tom Gym Leaders 1,25 Track 1,25In- tramurals 1,2,3. LINDA LEE ME LLINGER Academic Mel1y StudentCounci1 1,2, Secretary 35 Class Officer 25 Intramurals l,2, 35 GymClub 1,25 ArcheryClub 35 Yearbook 35 Newspaper 25 Hock- ey 1,2,35 Tennis 1,2,35 Varsity Club 1,2,33 Gym Show 2. LORIN J. MELLINGER General . Mel Intramm-als 25 Model Club 1. H. LEE METZ Industrial Arts Mertz Model Club 1,25 Intramurals l,2, 33 Projectionist Club 3. ALBERT MORRISON, III Academic Al Football 1,2, Co-Captain 33 Wrestling 1,23 National Honor Society 2,33 Class Play 23 Class Officer 1,23 Intramurals 1,23 Yearbook Editor 33 Slide Rule Club 2,33 Varsity Club l,2, Pre- sident 33 Gym Leaders Club 13 Student Council 1,2,3. THOMAS MOYER Academic Tom Chemistry Club 13 Model Club 23 Track 13 Football 23 Wrestling 3. DALE MUSSER General Dale Intramurals 1,33 Model Club 1,2j Track 1,3Q Basketball 1,33 Base- ball 2. N Forty-two GARY MYERS Commercial H Tank!! Model Club 1,23 Intramurals 1, 2,3Q Business Education Club 3. NORA ELLEN MYERS Home Economics Nora Library Club 1,2,33 Intramurals 1,2. SARAJANE MYERS Academic Intramurals 23 Gym Girls Chorus 23 Hockey Leaders Club 3. JUDY E. NEFF Commercial I I Sally!! Show 23 33 Gym 1vJudy1 I Band 1,2,33 Intramurals l,2,33 Gym Leaders Club 1,2,33 Head Majorette 33 Gym Show 2 book Staff 3. 3 Year- PAUL DANIEL NEIDERMYER, III Academic Dan Class Officer 33 StudentCounci1, Vice President 39 Chorus 3g Newspaper Staff 1,2, Editor 3g Yearbook Staff 33 National Honor Society 2,39 Dramatics Club 1,23 Class Play 2,3. J EANNE MARIE NESSLAGE Academic Jeanne Hockey 1,2g Dramatics Club 1, 2,33 Yearbook Staff 35 Class Play 2,3. SANDRA LEE NEWSWANGER Commercial Sandy Intramurals 1,2,3g D r am a ti c s Club 1,2,3. DONALD LOUIS NICHOLS Academic Don Bas eball 1,2,3g Gym Leaders Club 1,3g Slide Rule Club 25 Var- sity Club 1,2,33 Yearbook Staff 35 Student Council 1g Gym Show 25 Class Play 2. Forty-three BARBARA ANN NISSLEY Academic Barb Newspaper 1,2,3gIntramurals 1, 2,3g Gym Show 2g F.T.A. 2,33 Debate Club 15 Dramatics Club 2,3g Senior Play. ROSEMARY HERSHEY NOLT Academic Rosemary Yearbook Editor 33 F.T.A. 2,35 Slide Rule Club 3. LINDA ANN PATTON Academic Linda Newspaper 1,2,33 F.T.A. 2,3g Dramatics Club 1,23 Girls Chorus 3. JOYCE ELAINE PICKEL Commercial Joyce F.H.A. 1,2,3g Library Club 1,2, 35 Intramurals 1,2,3g Yearbook 3. NEVIN G. POFF General Nev Varsity Club 1,2,33 Model Club 15 Chemistry Club 23 Footbal18z Track Managerg Chess Club 3. EUGENE R. POLKOSKY Gene ral Gene Gym Leaders Club lg Model Club 2,3. PETER JOE PRANCKUN Academic Pete Wrestling 3. SHARON LYNN RANNELS Home Economcs Sharon F.H.A. 2,3. Forty-four DAVID C . RAVEGUM General Rafe Football l,2,3g Track 1,2,3g Gym Show 23 Gym Leaders 1,2,3g Intra- murals 2,3g Varsity Club 2,3. SHARON MARIE REESE Home Economics Sharon N Library Club 1,25 1-'.H.A. 2,3.l l PHYLLIS RETALLACH l Home Economics Phil Intramurals 1,2g Business Club 2. 1 4 MARS!-IA L. RETTEW Q General Marsh l N Mixed Chorus 1,2,33 Girls A Chorus 1,2,3g Future Nurses 33 N Intramurals 1,2,3g Gym Show 25 Q Yearbook 3g Hockey Manager 3. l KENNETH R. REYNOLDS, JR. Academic Kell Yearbook 33 Intramurals 13 Foot- ball 23 Debating Club 13Art Club 23 Chess Club 3. DOLORES MAY RICE Academic Dee Gym Leaders 1,2Q Intramurals 2,3. PAUL F. RICHIN Academic Paul Baseball 1,2,3Q National Honor Society 2,3Q Class Play 2,35 In- tramurals 1,23 Yearbook 33 Var- sity Club 1,2,33 Gym Leaders Club 13 Slide Rule Club 2,3. LORNE RIDEOUT Academic Lorne Intramurals 1,2333 Che ss and Checkers Club 1,2,3. X Forty-f-ive KURT RIFE Academic Kurt Football 1,2, Track 1,23 Visual Aids Club 13 Chemistry Club 2. C. WAYNE RODGERS Industrial Arts Wayne Intramurals 1,25 Model Club 1,2j Photography Club 3. GORDON D. ROI-IRER Commercial Gordie Baseball l,2,33 Intramurals 1,2, 33 Chess and Checkers Club l,3. CHARLES ROTH Academic Charlie Football 1,23 Wrestling 1,2,33 Class Play 23 Varsity Club 1,2, 33 Gym Leaders Club 13 Slide Rule Club 23 Key Club 3. J AC QUE LINE ROYER General Jackie Majorette 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,2, 3gStudentCounci1 15 Gym Club 1, 33 Art Club 2g Gym Show 2. DONALD LEE RUTH Industrial Arts Don Gym Show 23 Gyn Club 2,3. JOHN MORRIS SAUDER Industrial Arts Sauder Visual Aids Club 1,2 3 Model Club 35 Intramurals 3. RICHARD L. SCHOENBERGER General Rick Band 1,2,3g Baseball 2,33 Gym Leaders Club 3. Forty-six JOHN THOMAS SCHWEITZER Academic Cheese Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Dramatics Club lg Chemistry Club 23 Intra- muralsg Yearbook Staff 33 Track 13 Class Play 2,3. CHERYL ALAINE SEACAT Academic Cheryl Band 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,3g Girls Chorus 2,3. BARRY LEE SELLERS Academic Berry Visual Aid Club 19Class Play 3. LESLIE SHAFFER Academic Les Football 2,35 Track 33 Radio Club lg Art Club 23 Gym Club 3. BARBARA ANN SHANK Home Economics Barbie F.H.A. Club 2g Library Club 1,23 Home Economics Club 3. DENNIS SHAUB General Dennis Track 2,3g Chess Club 1,3. LINDA K. SHAY Academic Linda htramurals 1,23 Dramatics 13 31-eat Books 2,33 Future Nurses ?.g Newspaper 25 Yearbook 3. GARY SHE LDON Industrial Arts Gary Basketball Manage r 15 Visual Aids Club 1,2,3. If ,, Forty-seven DOROTHY J. SHENK Ac ade mic Dottie Great Books Club 2,35 Gym Show 25 Intramurals 3. PATRICIA ANN SHENK Academic Patti Student Council 1,33 Cheerlead- ing 1,23 Gym Leaders Club 1,2, 33 Varsity Club 2,33 Intramurals l,2,33 Yearbook 33 Gym Show 2. MATILDA SHERTZER Academic Ti1da Newspaper Staff 1,2,33 Future Nurses Club 2,33 Mixed Chorus 33 Girls Chorus 33 F.H.A. 2. JEAN L. SHREINER Academic Jean Mixed Chorus 13 Girls Chorus 1, 3g Newspaper Staff 2g F.N.A. Club 23 F.H.A. Zglntramurals 2, 3g Gym Show 2. KAREN A. Sl-IULTZ Commercial Karen Yearbook Staff 3g F.H.A. 1,2Q In- tramurals 1,2,33 Business Ed- ucation Club 33 Play Committee 2,3. JAMES E. SLUPE Academic Slupe Intramurals 1,2,33 Chess Club 1, 2,3. LINDA SUE SMITH Academic Smitty Student Council 1,2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,2Q Girls Chorus 1,23 Dramatics Club 1,33 Yearbook 3. RUTH SOLOMAN Academic Ruth Great Books Club 23 Intramurals 3. l Forty-eight CHARLES HOWARD SPOTTS Academic Chuck Basketball 1,2,33 Debate Club 13 Slide Rule Club 23 Band 1,2,33 Intramurals 13 Key Club 3. CYNTHIA K. STAUFFER Academic Cindy National Honor Society 2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3Q Girls Chorus 1,2,33 County 1,2,33 District 1,23 Regional 23 Intra- murals 1,23 Tennis 2g Student Council 33 Yearbook 33 Y-Teens 2. SUSAN MAE STEFFY Home Economics Sue Band 1,2,33 F.H.A. 23Dramatics Club 1,3j Library Club 23 Year- book Staff 33 Intramurals 1,2,33 Gym Show 23 Class Play 3. LARRY STOLTZFUS Commercial Larry Basketball 1,2,3Q Intramurals 1, 2,33 Gym Leaders Club 13 Visual Aids Club 23 Archery 3. MARILYN EILEEN STOLTZFUS Iome Economics Mari1yn future Homemakers of America ,z,a. NELSON B. STRUBEL ommercial Ne1son tramurals 1. GEORGE LARRY SUMMERS ommercial Winters horus 1,2535 Intramurals 1,2,33 asketball 15 Tennis 25 County horus 25 Art Club 1. SANDRA L. SUTER ommercial Sandy ym Leaders Club 15 Intra- urals 1,2,35 Art Club 2,35 Li- rary Club 25 Newspaper Staff 2. Forty-nine JAMES FREDERICK SWAVELY Academic Jim Track 15 Chess Club 1,25 Intra- murals 1,2g Tennis 35 Newspaper Staff 1,2,35 Ye arb ook Staff 35 National Honor Society Z 35 Slide- rule Club 3. JUDITH ANN SWEIGART Academic Swig Mixed Chorus 152,35 Girls Chorus 1,2,35 Future Nurses Club 1,2,33 Coimty Chorus 2,3. SUSANNA TODD Commercial Sue Art Club 1,2,33 Library Club 1,2, 35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Newspaper 2. ROBERTA J. WALTON Academic Bobbie Dramatics Club 15 Great Books Club 2,33 Intramurals 35 Future Teachers Club 15 Future Nurses Club 2,35 Gym Show 2. GLENN R. WALZ Commercial Glenn Track 1,2,3g Gym Leaders Club 1g Student Council lglntra- murals 13 Varsity Club 2,33 Business Ed. Club 3. CAROL ANN WEAVER Academic Carol Newspaper 1,2g Yearbook Staff 33 Mixed Chorus 1,2,33 Girls Chorus 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,23 Tennis 1, Captain 23 Cheer- leader 2, Head 3g National Honor Society 2,35 Varsity Club 1,2,35 Student Council 1,23 Future Nurses Club 1. C. JOLYNN WEAVER Business Jo Hockey 1,2,3g Archery Club 15 Bus ine s s Club 2,35 Yearbook Staff 35 Intramurals 1,2. EDITH WEAVER Academic Dee Dee Hockey lg Tennis 1,2,3g Intra- murals 1,2g Varsity Club 1,2,3g Newspaper Staff 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3gDramatics Club lg Girls Chorus 1,2,3g Ba.nd 1,2,3g Class Play 2,3. Fifty W. JOSEPH WEIDNER General Joe' Dramatics Club 35 Study Club 2 JAMES W. WENTZ Academic Jim' Debating Club 13 Intramurals 1,2 33 Tennis 15 Archery Club 2,3. GERRY L. WHITE Industrial Arts Whitey' Track 15 Model Club Ig Photog raphy Club 2. ROBIN LEE WIGGINS Academic Robin' Mixed Chorus 2,3g Girls Choru 1,2,33 Newspape r Staff 1,2,3 Yearbook Staff Bglntramurals 2 Future Teachers Club 2,3g Stu dent Council 2,3g Gym Show 2. SUE LOUISE WIMER Commercial Sue Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Girls Chorus 1,2,3g Library Club lg Intramurals 13County Chorus lg Newspaper Staff 3. GALEN L. ZOOK Academic Zookie Student Council 1, President 35 Dramatics Club 13 Chess Club 25 Photography Club 3g Intramurals 2g Football 23 Track 1,2,3g Var- sity Club 1,2,3g Class Officer 23 Yearbook 3g Class Play 2,3. NORWOOD T. KEYLOR JOSEPH P. MURRAY Industrial Arts Tom Academic Joe Radio Club 1,25 Photog r ap hy Bas eball 1,23 Art Club 1,2,3g Club 3. Varsity 2,3. DAVID STOLTZFUS Academic Dave Intramurals 1,2,3. Class Advisors Mr. Edward Appel Mr. John Patrick Miss Phyllis Crytzer Mr. Robert Schappell Miss Alice Kendig Mr. John Smith Fifty-one CLASS HISTORY Looking back over the years, we, the class of '64, have had many doubts as to our ever reaching the status of members of a senior class. The years went slowly, but now that our last few days are drawing near, time seems to have taken a great leap forward. Looking back we some- times wonder how' we ever managed to climb that rocky mountain of ed- ucation and actually reach the top. There were several large boulders to be careful of and many precipices to beware. An occasional slip made us Wake up and work even harder. Asfreshmen,wewere the largest class at Conestoga Valley High School. We spent most of our first year getting acquainted with everyone and getting into the swing of things by joining various school organi- zations. . In our sophomore year we were given the traditional task of choos- ing Jackets, hats, and pennants. Slowly we began accumulating honors in the various athletic, as well as scholastic, organizations. No longer the baby at Conestoga Valley High School, our junior class began to show signs of maturity. We eagerly anticipatedthe arrival of our class rings. Our Junior Play, THE BARRETS OF WIMPOLE STREET, was quite a production, aswell as our Junior-Senior Prom. We, as juniors, proved ourselves quite capable of taking on and successfully completing every venture we could. And then we were Seniors! We didn't really feel different, but we certainly did things differently. No long e r did we approach everything with a childish and fun-loving attitude. We faced everything with an adult view, especially details concerning our f utu r e s . Interviews, college boards, admission papers, searching for a job--everyone began going in circles. But football games, dances, parades, andthe Senior Play, ONE WILD NIGHT, all helped to relieve the tension and keep everyone in good spirits. Now that it is time to leave the halls of ivy, we the class of 1964 would like to thank everyone who has helped prepare us for our futures. We will never forget you, Conestoga Valley, and all you have done to make our lives complete. R. L.W. F-iffy-tivo .nn-. f 3355'- Wfxs L. UNDER CLA S SMEN T X ' I I X X ml I I 1 sv I 11 Fifty-four. ' Nl M H. . 1 , . YW WL. 4 K 1 .fp 5+ KA' W' R .l- 1 CLASS OFFICERS Karen Root - Treasurer Demi Weaver - Secretary James Cleland - V. President Jeff Campbell - President Fifty-six A, If z A 8 203 FIRST ROW-J. Clymer,S. Sauder, R. Achenbach, V. Kauffman, J. Pietsch. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Zellers, L Moodie, A. Seville, K. Morton, L. Swift, L. Eby, R. Rannels. THIRD ROW-R. Snyder, C. Esbenshade, W Sandoe, T. Gibson, C. Richelle, S. Pietropaolo, E. Heuyard, G. Shirk. FOURTH ROW-S. Decker, B. Den- linger, M. Blevins, B. Bowers, R. A. High, J. Wenger, B. Shaeffer, D. Daniels. FIFTH ROW-B. Groff, S Walker, L. Hoover, L. Newswanger, G. Shaibley, B. Everhart, B. Wenger. FIRST ROW- T. Bastendorf, L. Kauffman, S. Fry, J. Gallagher, V. Groff. SECOND ROW-Mr. Sauders, L. Buckwalter, K. Lewis, S. Smucker, M. Fern, S. Alden, J. Buckwalter. THIRD ROW-H. Leaman, S. Fore- ward, N. Snader, J. Mentzer, N. Horst, J. Landis, D. Baum. FOURTH ROW-Kraig Walker, C. Landis, B. J. Connor, C. Myers, J. Stauffer, T. Stambaugh, T. Long. FIFTH ROW-G. Imhoff, L. Walton, D. Kramer, J. Campbell, B. Andes, M. Carosielli. SIXTH ROW-J. Wilson, H. Wink, D. Moyer, Bill Martin. Fifty-seven 207 FIRST ROW-D. Horst, S. Goldin, J. Lapp, E. Chillas, D. Knosp. SECOND ROW-Mr. Hopkins, C. Conrad, N. Shuman, J. Yecker, J. A. Evans, J. Redcay, D. Erb. THIRD ROW-M. Siegrist,I. Berg, S. Sensenig, S.Rinier, M. A. Landis, P. Nissley, B. Kline. FOURTH ROW-B. Walton, J. Herr, L. Siegrist, J. Zimmerman, D. Martin, L. Stover, R. Diem, R. Weidner. FIFTH ROW-S. Wormington, D. Seldomridge, K. Good, T. Hacken- burger, J. Gillard, A. Demming, E. Ehrhart, B. Zercher. 208 FIRST ROW-J. Zimmerman, M Wise, E. Flory, L. Weaver, E High SECOND ROW-Mr Schlorer, K Shenk E. Leamen, G. Smith, K. Root, UR. Miller, C. Irvin, M. Gertz1e.r. THIRD ROW-S. Cummings, B. MilIer, M: Bowers, S. Foltz, R. Singer,D. Kalin, R. Arendt. FOURTH ROW-F. VanHekken, S. Ibach, D. McLaughlin, R. Koenig, M. Stettler, A. Stoltzfus, C. Bogedain,J. Keeler, D.Stogdale. FIFTH ROW-S. Sza1ak,D. Hoover, L. Ashby, B. Wanner, R. Lamb, L. Buckwalter. Fifty-eight 211 FIRST ROW-J. Good, J. Rowe, B. L. Warner, B. Fahnstock, M. Mellinger. SECOND ROW-Mr. Spila, C. Brian, D. Hadesty, B. Alwine, K. Angeline, C. McLane, K. Leaman. THIRD ROW-T. Martin, L. Wertz, B. Good, B. Denlinger, J. Groff, J. McCoy. FOURTH ROW-J. J. Myers, L. Newswanger, M. Jackson, N. Troop, N. Buckwalter, R. Lefever. FIFTH ROW-F. Andrew, G. Campbell, T. Mertz, J. Carr, R. Groff, E. Freeman, Dave Landis. 212 FIRST ROW-H. Heidelbaugh, L. Grubb, L. Aument, L. Schlegel,A. Lowe. SECOND ROW-Mr. Emmit, J. Red- cay, S. Byorick, R. Ulrich, T. Jenny, G. Gamber, G. Good, T. Pitts. THIRD ROW-J. Keener, D. Weaver, M. Mausteller, K. Neale, D. Hall. FOURTH ROW- F. Lewis, T. Pardue, D. Davenport, N. Meshwy, L. Bard, J. Cleland, J. W. Miller. FIFTH ROW-H. Remphrey, J. Eshback, M. Gehman, W. Parmer, J. I. Miller. Fifty-'nine sr I 03 Class Officers Diane Mellinger - Treasurer Kris Launags - Secretary Suzanne Lohr - V. President Sue Bach - President FIRST ROW-W. Chupp, J. Taylor, D. Wenger, J. Gibson, B. Perry. SECOND ROW-Mr. Joseph, B. Sangrey, J. Hurst, L. Ludwig, V. Carvell, D. Trier, C. Weitzel, L. Rineer. THIRD ROW-J. Snader, D. Bradley, B. Landis, L. Young, J. Shultz, L. Esbenshade, J. Landis. FOURTH ROW-E. Stigerwald, B. Bard, J. Hess, T. Divine, K. Good. FIFTH ROW-L. Martin, D. Richin, D. Kramer, C. Montgomery, P. Mobiey, M. Smith. Sixty 106 FIRST ROW-M. Herr , D. Mellinger, J. Burger, J. Weave r, C. Rousseau. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Bare, D. Walker, S. Lohr, R. Bundens, A. Miller, D. Peifer, R. Jones. THIRD ROW-S. Reese, L. Bowman, L. Foltz, P. Kuhns, W. Sheldon, R. Stoltzfus, N. Witmer. FOURTH ROW-J. Winters, W. Resse1,J. Stauffer, K. Fergu- son, D. Ault, G. Moyer. FIFTH ROW-D. Lockwood, C. Kohler, S. Yunginger, C. Zuck, K. Rodgers, Allen DeHaven, D. Hartranft. FIRST ROW-S. Snyder, E. High, S. Wolf, E. Schober, B. Wentz. SECOND ROW-Mr. Dunkle, M. Foreman, P. Burnight, D. Neuhauser, G. Brenneman, L. Fiester, C. Eby, C. Kurtz. THIRD ROW-P. Stauffer, L. Reitzel, R. Mellinger, R. Wanner, L. Bowman, R. Rice. FOURTH ROW- P. Bach, C. Kryston, R. Miller, R. Keeler, R. Defroscia. FIFTH ROW-M. Sykora, Linda. Long, Alvin DeHaven, G. Petrasek, T. Shuman, J. Supplee. Sixty-one 117 FIRST ROW-J. Sellers, D. Fryberger, C. Longenecker, J. Wertz, J. Cross. SECOND ROW-Mr. Deichert, G. Rideout, V. Kurtz, R. Nissley, B. Singer, W. Rice, C. Brackbill. THIRD ROW-Doug Sager, S. Treanor, S. Bach, P. Hellberg, C. Worley, B. MacQueen. FOURTH ROW-S. Byers,E. Elser, M.Den1inger, D. Sowers, R. Swavely, W. Weaver. FIFTH ROW-B. Miller, B. Kennet, T. Lutchkus, R. Hill, B. Landis. 216 FIRST ROW-G. Crook, J. Wiker, L. Spotts, T. Zook, W. Snader. SECOND ROW-Mr. Cunningham, J. Smith, C. Heisler, C. Maser, L. Ackerman, J. Kircher, J. Rill, J. Underhill. THIRD ROW-G. Harrison, S. Crouse, L. Bitzer, J. Mosebach, E. Buch, J. Sheaffer. FOURTH ROW-L. Kreider, J. Stoltzfus, M. J. Lausch, K. Eshbach, K. Martin, B. Rohrer, D. Weaver. FIFTH ROW-K. Ream, N. Leese, K. Mye rs, L. Reeser, L. Eshleman. Sixty-two 217 . FIRST ROW-C. Chirdon, R. Moore, G. Seibel, M. Wickert, C. Rathman. SECOND ROW-Mr. Jonas, E. Stoltzfus, K. Launags, C. Wiggins, L. Trupe, J. Sipe, R. Benfer. THIRD ROW-R. Martin, N. Esbenshade, L. Hager, J. Robertson, K. Kessler, G. Grill. FOURTH ROW-R. Smith, F. Wolf, J. Dissinger, E. Brackbill, L Achenbach, D. Kreider, J. Barrett. FIFTH ROW-W. Conlin, J. Thomas, J. Pizzola, H. Rife. 220 FIRST ROW-S. Stambaugh,D. Weaver, F. Herr, M. Buch, C. Wilson. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Saylor, M. Rohrer, J. Stoltzfus, B. Daub, L. Matters, Eileen Fry, K. Lenox. THIRD ROW-C. Wolf, B. Redcay, K. Fe1pe1,Inta Kirsteins, D. Rohrer, R. Lentz. FOURTH ROW-J. Kuhns, D. Bowman, L. Harrison, L. Mowrer, N. Dagen, T. Buchwalter. FIFTH ROW-D. Hostetter, A. Nesslage, D. Sheaffer, D. Remphrey, L. Snavely, K. Fisher, C. Roberts. Sixty-three ACTIVITIES Tyskll X X4 M L11 xy Sixty-fam' Y 5 fV all gf- Eg M ' : ' N' NT ,, ,iQ' W' M., , STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1 - Cindy Sheridan, Shirley Hamish, Carol Forest, Shirley Crouse, Kay Shenk, Patti Shenk, Joanne Good, Darlene Horst. ROW 2 - Carol Weaver, Suzanne Lohr, JoAnn Landis, Kristina Launags, lnta Kirsteins, Betsy Wentz, Sue Bach, Robin Wiggins. ROW 3 - Phyllis Stauffer, Cindy Stauffer, Jean Stauffer, Tracy Stambaugh, Sherrie Pietropaole, Demi Weaver, Linda Swift, Barbara Good. ROW 4 - John Wenger, Dudley Seldomridge, Dave Richin, Larry Snavely, Jack Rill, Sharon Hall, Benny Singer, Donald Wenger, James Broomal. ROW5- Tom Pardue, John Gillard, Mike Carosielli, Had Dovmy, Dave Hoover, Jim Erb, Jim Cleland, Bill Maser. ROW 6 - Larry Eshleman, Al Morrison, Dave Martin, Doug Hartranft. The Conestoga V all e y Student Council, iuider the strong leadership of Galen Zook, and the guidance of Mr. Sherr and Mr. Schappell, accomplished many goals. They continued to build on the foundation that had already been laid in p r e v io u s years. A Student Council works together, and achieves together, this is what the Council of 1963-64 has done. This year the main function of the Council was to promote school spirit and improve stu- dent-teacher relationships. The Council also sponsored it's annual events such as: The Homecoming Dance, Halloween Dance, Christ- mas Toy Dance, and the Sir Valentine Dance. They also sponsoreda Hootenanny on January 25, 1964. J L Officers 81 Advisors President--Galen Zook Vice-President--Darmy Neidermyer Secretary- - Linda Mellinger Treasurer- -Janet Lefever Advisors--Mr. Sherr gl Mr. Schappell , . Sixty-mm E I -gif .3734 'fiqgy 1.x ,. ' .Q ...M .1 g ,.: 1-z-Qfxxfwi., Ni A X f ,Q gf l?H1f?i'l?5'i 2 X? Z?-5 .fs 1 A, We .4 ., :V S ki ,wg E ,gi , ALg..TEg.?k2 i v K . ,. I . Q W a A 1 1 14 is 2. K , Sf Q x fig? .W 2 V 1. K.. v - 'eq - Q ' vs, 33: 155. M 1 E Q! , K . . if . H. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW--Carol Hirchert, Carol Beahm, Becky Achenbach, Cathy Wiggins, Vicki Carvell, Beverly Landis, Donna Larkin, Linda Hoober, Roy Koenig, Terry Pitts, Mike Stetter, Dan Niedermyer, Joanne Landis, Carol Irvin, Matilda Shertzer, Judy Weaver. SECOND ROW--Sue Horst, Estella Leamen, Sue Wimer, Robin Wiggins, Stanley Buckwalter, Carl Landis, John Giullard, Gordon Shaiebly, Larry Summers, Darlene Good, Judy Sweigart, Pat Herr, Margy Kunkle, June Zimmerman. THIRD ROW--Cindy Stauffer, Yvonne Burkholder, Edith Weaver, Cheryl Seacat, Davsm Weaver, Les Buck- walter, John Schweitzer, Bill Bard, Stanley Szlack, Dick Kauffman, Pat McGuiga.n, Tracy Staubaugh, Marsha Rettew, Suzanne Loar, Carol Weaver. Pianist--Sharon Walker. Band Officers Chorus Officers President--Dale Brass President--John Schweitzer Vice-President--Dick Buckwalter Business Manager--Larry Summers Secretary--Donna Larkin Secretary--Carol Weaver Treasurer--Jackie Royer Librarians--Carol Hirchert, Donna Larkin Director--Mr. McCurdy Seventy Under the able direction of Mr. Wingin- roth, the chorus completed another year. At the Christmas Concert the chorus presented The Two Sides of Christmas. The sacred selections were presented first, followed by the secular music. Besides the Christmas program, the chorus also held a Spring Concert. The Girl's Chorus exhibited their quality in the Christmas C onc e r t and the Annual Spring Concert. Their diligent service was also rendered at Baccalaureate and Com- mencement. Thus ended another successful year of the vocal department of our school. Y. B. Director--Mr. Wingenroth GIRL'S CH OR U FIRST ROW--Carol Hirchert, Carol Beahm, Becky Ackenbach, Betsy Wentz, Kathy Wiggins, Vicky Carvell, Beverly Landis, Donna Larkin, Ruth Mellinger, Linda Hoober, Ann Henry - Pianist, Joan Mosebach, Joanne Landis, Carol Irvin, Matilda Shertzer, Judy Weaver. SECOND ROW--Sue Horst, Estella Leamen, Sue Wimer, Linda Patton, Robin Wiggins, Doreen Newhauser, Gay Rideont, Kathy Felpel, Judy Sweigart, Pat Herr, Margy Kunkle, Marilyn Blevins, Nancy Esbenshade, Sue Bach, Donna Weaver, June Zimmerman. THIRD ROW--Cindy Stauffer, Yvonne Burkholder, Edith Weaver, Cheryl Seacat, Carol Esbenshade, Dawn Weaver, Phyllis Stauffer, Elaine Brackbill, Linda Esbenshade, Darlene Good, Pat McGuigan, Tracy Stambaugh, Marsha Rettew, Linda Rineer, Jean Stauffer, Suzanne Loar, Carol Weaver. Seventy-one JUNIOR PLA Y The curtain fell on a packed audience on Saturday night, March 23, 1963, and THE BARRETTS OF WI M P O L E STREET was over, and clearly an unmistakable success. Only a few short weeks before, Mr. Appel had gathered together a group of unexperi- enced students and, with a little effort, trans- formed them into budding actors. Everyone who worked to make our Junior Play a suc- cess, and anyone who saw this moving and dramatic story of the courtship of Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning, will always have fond recollections of THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET. J S Doctor Chambers--Gordon Leaman Elizabeth Barrett--Carol Hirchert Wilson--Jeanne Grimm Henrietta Barrett--Edith Weaver Octavius Barrett--Galen Zook Seplimus Barrett--Don Nichols Alfred Barrett--Charles Roth Charles Barrett--Howard Dovmey Henry Barrett--A1 Morrison C ast George Barrett--Bill Bard Edward Barrett--John Schweitzer Bella Hedley--Yvonne Burkholder Henry Bevan--Paul Richin Robert Browning--Dan Neidermyer Doctor Ford-Waterlow--John Hacker Captain Surtees Cook--Ken Herr Flush--Chips Mellinger Seventy-three SE IOR PLA Y The next dramatic endeavor of the class of 1964, directed by Mrs. Loar, was ONE WILD NIGHT, a hilarious, fast-moving farce aboutayoung hypochondriac who can't believe he's healthy. From unexpected callers to exploding bombs, the play kept the audience laughing from beginning to end. When the curtain fell and the audience began to leave, still laughing, the class of '64 had two very successful plays to their credit. J. S. Cast Rodney Dodd--Dan Neidermyer Henrietta--Pat McGuigan Jodwillow- -John Schweitzer Aunt Myra Opal Dodd--Edith Weaver Charlotte Allen--Carol Hirchert Dr. Bell--Galen Zook Nurse Trent--Friday---Jeanne Grimm Saturday--Susan Steffy Ned Steerwell--Bill Bard Doris Winthrope--Jeanne Nesslage Hawkins--Don Nichols Dickens--Barry Sellers Maribelle--Shirley Harnish Mrs. Rooly--Barbara Nissley Mrs. Batsom--Carol Beahm Jade Darnelli--Yvonne Burkholder , James Scorpio--Paul Richin I Officer Brayder--Gordon Leaman Seventy-four f W. , W sl? 4 . 1., 1: -5 . gr, 3... N :f QA wif S 'PQ 222 ' -ww X, x 9' I .xxx ' if L.i , V: x Y Q-s,Jj, ,,. , . is if 24 H -1-H r: 4- . d A-X YEARBOOK QUEEN AND COURT Yovonne Burkholder Donna Larkin Glenna Gainer Linda Mellinger Dr. K11dare Carol Weaver Shirley Harnish Seventwsix Gail Grgff HOMECOMING QUEEN Jackie Royer, a very beautiful senior, was chosen Home- coming Queen for 1963. She was c rowned at the Conestoga Valley-Donegal game and reigned over the Homecoming Dance in the evening. J. N. SIR VALENTINE HALLOWEEN QUEEN Donna Larkin, a very active senior, was chosen Halloween Queen in the school assembly. She presented a dance and pantomime to Pet Me Papa at McCaskey High School. John Bach was chosen Sir Valentine for 1963 at the dance, The Game of Hearts, which took place February 15. 1964. J. N. Seventy-seven VA LLE EC F88.t11I'9S Staff Advisgr SITTING--Matilda Shertzer, Co-Editors - Beverly Landis, James Broomall. Mrs. Zellers STANDING--Emily Flory, Linda. Patton, Robin Wiggins, Leslie Moodie, Sharon Walker, Judy Bauman, Absent - Margaret Wise. News Staff SITTING--Donna I-Iadesty, Editor - Pat McGuigan. STANDING--Jackie Redcay, Brenda Redcay, Sandy Devonshire, Kay Corder, Beverly Bowers, Kathy Lonox. L Sports Staff SITTING--Phyllis Landis, Editor - Jim Swavely, Jocyln Hull. STANDING--Bob Swavely, Ed Leed, Les Buckwalter. Seven ty-eight STAFF Editor-in-chief Dan Neidermyer Art Staff SITTING--Editor - Kay Shenk. STANDING--Shirley Harnish, Eldon Stoltzfus, David Walker, Absent- Judy Yecker. Circulation Staff SITTING--Joanne'Good, Manager - Janet Lefever. STANDING--Mary Ellen Buch, Bill Bard, Susan Golden, Jean Stauffer. Typist and Proofreaders SITTING--Sue Wimer, Joanne Diether, Joanne Good. STANDING--Barbara Nissley, Sue Golden, Joyce Lebo, Pamela Grill, Absent - Carol Forest. Seventy-nine Advisor--Mr. Schappell Co- Editors--Rosemary No1ta,ndA1 Morrison. Seniors SITTING--Co-Editors, Cindy Stauffer and Donna Larkin. STANDING- - Carol Forrest, Dan Neidermyer, Sandy Devonshire. Faculty Administration SITTING--Editor, Carol Herchert. STANDING--Sharon Hall and Robin Wiggins. CO EWAGO Underclassmen Editor, Jim Swavely. STANDING--Patti Shenk, Linda. Mellinger, Eighty Linda Shay. TAFF Sport s Co-Editors--Carol Weaver, Paul Richin. STANDING--Dennis Andrew, Gail Groff. Art and Typist SITTING--Becky Armold, Jean Grimm, Art Editor - Glenna Gainer, Typist Editor - Karen Shultz, Jolynn Weaver, Susan Steffy. STANDING--Marsha Rettew, Betty Harnish, Joyce Pickel, Janet Hollinger. Eighty-one Activities Editor--Judy Neff . STANDING- -John Schweitzer, Jim Broomall, Yvonne Burkholde r, Janet Lefever. Business SITTING--Mary Ellen Buch, Editor - Shirley Harnish, Jean Nesslage. STANDING--Don Nichms, Bill Bard, Phyllis Landis, Casey Leaman, G ale n Zook. ART APPRECIATION The art club was supervised by Mrs. Brubaker. The artis- tically talented stu- dents worked ardently to beautify our school. Everyone especially enjoyed their work at Christmas. JL. ARCHERY CLUB The members of this club, as its name im- plies, practiced and acquired skill in the use of the bow and ar- row. Mr. Bortzfield was the advisor. J S Eighty-two BUSINESS EDUCATION The business club, under the able guid- ance of Mrs. Suter, and Mr. Smith, was formed to give the students a better understanding of the business world. J L CHESS CLUB Directed by Mr. Schlorer, the members of the Chess Club con- tinued to increase their knowledge of the game by learning many shitty new moves. As before, the c1ub's main activity was a club tournament. J B F. H. A. Under the direction of Mrs. Demoise, the group has had movies pertaining to home- rnaking, and held an induction service for the members, with ten- tative plans for the fu- ture.' Y.B. DRAMATICS Under the direction of Mr. Appel, the group is taking different areas in the school and satirizing them. Areas include the cafeteria, health room and others of importance. Y B Eighty-th-ree F. N. A. Under the direction of Miss Charles, the group visited Lankenau Hospital, held a tea for the nursing club mem- bers of our school, and couldvolunteer to work at St. Joseph's Hospi- tal' Y.B. GREAT BOOKS CLUB Under the direction of Miss Kendig, the literary group are reading great novels of time passed and pre- sent. A book review is given in the clubperiod in order to interest the members in reading that same book. Y.B. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Emmit, the group is discussing the problems that may arise in college and ad- mission requirements. The group is currently making plans to visit the elementary school and the Jr. High for a day. Y B Eighty-four PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB This club advised by Mr. Nichols, helped take pictures of school activities and develop them. A basic know- ledge of photography was required for mem- bership. J S MODEL CLUB Model Club, under the able direction of Mr. Dunkle, has helped to bring about an avid interest in the making of models. LN. Eighty-six PROJ ECTIONIST The purpose of this service club under the direction of Mr. Brown was to teach students how to operate pro- jectors, so they could assist teachers wish- ing to show movies to their classes. J S RADIO AND ELECTRONICS CLUB This club was organ- izedfor the benefit of those interested in radios and electronics. Mr. Harclerode helped the various members gain skill in elec- tronics. J .S. SLIDE RULE CLUB Under the guidance of Mr. Van Gorden with ample help from sev- eral seniors, the Slide Rule Club members assisted each other to learn the use of that valuable tool JB. SCIENCE FAIR With the intent of producing projects for the annual science fair, the club members worked on their pro- jects with the help of Mr. Cummingham, the club advisor. JIB. Eighty-seven OUR GULDEN J if Me Jeff dffme if X l 1 rg 35 Ninety V A I a fzaffm AM, ar A 2 ff ety-one A -sf 'Q ,-kin. ,gr-f-1 --N ,4 , ...av ,.1 r , v A-,-.-. A ,f ' xv.- A Q c' f - 1 V N 3 ., J . . 'E W, L n :Qi H Q yin-2. -Tl 1, , 4' iz: swf: '-pax. , ' , - S' Q-,-mn e swag 1 n ff z .. .M X 1 'L eiifmgiiisfH11?5f'ffi1::yfz43enx ' 1 c YM H' WS-W? 'iw NX' 'ink 'W' A N ziaffl mf -7512 ' Zf'i 'W J. S' R ...fvEx :f'!'F:ff ,, ' u I -!'f'Jf'LTTJiZu.i1v1i?'!' ' iff? in - f. .., ,sn .w,,' X .3 - .w1.m,,., , Q ' - .X '1- 5155! 5 --4+. :::1- tn ,.,,. , ff-' 'W 1 '- -- ':4gk'1, 11 f':-r wf--n,:v.::gg- Er: qniif N f , ',',sf:Q5'amw-ff fgmafm M129 45 Q5 ,M ?3z1 1Ni'f X 5 E - A- : .. r. XS M If ' X N i nc t y-fo rn' 1: Q. sap 'v W N . ,,,,.l ga' 71 1 M 'S' M gi Vi'-I Q . 'P' fi wi w 3312 fjj' ,, If Myni , ,...- hw. 1 V 1. , rw-. .- , -A f' 435- Q-gr-X, -' . 1: ., 1 .,, --,Q .J ..s'-- k. - -'zvvff - . .fw- I gafwefzfzvefifw nf' 125. -N .- Ninety-fi-ve my Q i'- Y 1 -vm VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW Kneeling--Left to Right--Dennis Brian, Carl Brian, Stan Buckwalter, Dave Ravegum, Dennis Andrew, Galen Zook, Paul Richin, Charles Roth, Larry Stoltzfus. SECOND ROW--Barbara Good, Carol Weaver, Penny Foltz, Gale Brookmyer, Demi Weaver, Linda Mellinger, Jim Dickinson, Les Sheaffer, Nevin Poff, Barry Hinerdeer, Pat Mayfield, Gordon Rohrer, Shirley Adams, Judy Hoover, Pat Shenk, Jolynn Weaver. THIRD ROW--Sally Myers, Jocelyn Hull, Les Foltz, Sandy Wormington, Tim Hackenberger, Glenn Waltz, Paul Kopp, Bob Burkholder, Ronnie King, John Myers. FOURTH ROW--Edith Weaver, Linda Newswanger, Don Nichols, Bob Beam,Dave Richin, Jim Erb, Harvey Heller, Bill Maser, John Leaman, Sue Kreider, Carol Hirchert. FIFTH ROW--Frank Hollingsworth, Tom Pardue, Ed Freeman, Jeff Campbell, Jim Supplee, Frans Van Hekken, Mike Carosielli, Jeff Keeler. SIXTH ROW--Rick Lamb, Dudley Seldomridge, Jim Swavely, John Bach, Dale Braas, Charles Fielding, Jim Cleland, John Wilson, Pat Gibson. X, Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT--President, Al Morrison, Secretary-Treasurer, Gail Groff, Vice-President, Gordon Leaman. Ninety-eight 4 1 FOOTBALL , , . FRONT ROW--Left to Right: Dave Kramer, Ed Freeman, Barry Hinerdeer, Bob Beam, Leslie Foltz, Denny Andrew, Les Sheaffer, Bob Rothweiler, Don Wenger, Ron King. SECOND ROW--Jeff Keeler, Bob Andes, Tom Shuman, Jim Erb, Jeff Campbell, Sandy Wormington, John Myers, Jack Rill. THIRD ROW--Nevin Poff- Manager, Tom Buckwalter, Tom Pardue, Paul Kuhns, Bob Bard, Rick Lamb, Don Daniels, Jim Supplee. FOURTH ROW--Ken Fisher-Manager, Bing Conlin, John Bach, Tony Lutchkus, Frans Van Hekken, Mike Carosielli, Doug Hartranft. SCHEDULE C. V. Opp. C. V. Opp. Solanco 6 6 Manheim Township 0 13 Warwick 13 0 Columbia 6 41 Elizabethtown 6 33 Hempfield 0 19 Ephrata 0 19 Red Lion 13 34 Donegal 7 26 Coaches The Buckskins Co-Captains LEFT TO RIGHT: Suggarts-Line Coach, Grei- Dennis Andrew-Haliback ner-Head Coach, Jonas-Backfield Coach. U , Al Morrison-Center, absent Ninety-uma SE IOR Dave Ravegum Ronald King Bob Beam Tackle Guard Guard Jeff Keeler Les Sheaffer Barry Hinerdeer Halfback Defensive Guard Halfback 4 , bfi I i I One Hundred BUCKSKI SI ACTIO Buckskins halt Donega1's forward progress. C.V. says, We fight to the finish One Hundred One HOCKEY FRONT ROW--Left to right: Gayle Brookmyer, Marsha Rettew- Managers, J olynn Weaver, Ann Heisler, Sharon Hall, Judy Hoover, Linda Mellinger, Jocy Hull, Sally Myers, Shirley Adams, Penny Foltz, Carol Hirchert, Jean Grimmg Managers- Julie Keener, Sue Ibach. SECOND ROW--Marlene Gentzler, Eileen Schober, Sharon Cummings, Judy Yecker, Barbara Good, Kay Shenk, Karen Root, Demi Weaver, Cindy McClain, Jean Stauffer, Carol Esbenshade, Linda Bard, Sherry Byorick, Darlene Horst, Nancy Troup, Carol Myers, Pat Burnight, Jean Burger, Lorraine Spotts. THIRD ROW--Terry Hoover, Kathy Gamber, Carolyn Rathman, Sue Treanor, Joan Mosebach, Nancy Esbenshade, Donna Ault, Linda Mowrer, Pat Mayfield, Laura Hager, Linda Bitzer, Donna Weaver, Cindy Chirdon, Sue Bach, Linda Newswanger, Marge Herr, Judy Robertson. Schedule C. V. Opp. C. V. Opp. Donegal 0 2 Ephrata 3 O Manheim Central 0 3 Solanco 0 3 Garden Spot 0 1 Lampeter- Strasburg O 5 Pequea Valley 0 6 Cocalico 1 3 , 1 C Q Coaches--Miss Crytzer, Miss Lillmars Captain--Carol Hirchert One Hundred Two - Linda Mellmger Sharon Hall J olynn Weaver Jocy Hull xy ggi ' We t -V 3' + 'P f . x n 41 -ew- ZA, ., .. - -., .- -:g a g S 9 5' 1 iBw'Q Judy Hoover Sally Myers Ann Hexsler Shxrley Adams VARSITY BASKETBALL IQIEELING--Captain-John Leaman. STANDING--Left to Right--Chuck Wolf, Charles Fielding, John Bach Jim Supplee,Geofi Petrasek, Tom Kranch, Mike Carosielli, Larry Stolzfus, Jim Erb. Schedule Manheim Township . . . . . Home--W Lampeter-Strasburg .... Away--N.P. Manheim Central . . . . . . Home--W Garden Spot ...... . . Home--N.P. Hempfield ..... . . . Home--L Cocalico ....... . . Home--N.P. Cocalico . . . . . Away--W Solanco ........ . . Home--N.P. Solanco . . . . Away--W Lampeter-Strasburg .... Home--N.P. Warwick . . . . . Home--L Warwick ....... . . Away--N.P. Alumni ...... . . . Home--L Garden Spot ..... . . Away--N.P. Pequea Valley. . . . . . Home--W Pequea Valley . . . Away--N.P. One Hwadred F'ou'r SE I ORS Captain John Leaman Charles Fielding Coach Mr. Souders One Hundred Five Larry Stoltzfus ' v Tom Kranch . V BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Left to Right--Dudley Seldomridge, Ronnie Warner, Bill Rice, Harry Heidelbaugh, Leslie Foltz SECOND ROW-Standing--Ed Freeman, Dave Hoover, Bob Swavely, Doug Hartranft, Bill Miller, Tom Shu- man, Coach-Mr. Jonas. . V CHEERLEADERS 1 Left to Right: FIRST ROW--Donna Bradley, Janice Wertz, Cathy Wiggins. SECOND ROW-- Diane Mellinger, Pat Mayfield, Judy Weaver. One Hundred Six VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: FIRST ROW--Barbara Good, Cindy Bogedain, Tracy Stambaugh. SECOND ROW--Judy Hoover, Carol Weaver, Karen Root. Head Judy Hoover Carol Weaver One Hundred Seven WRE S TLI G FIRST ROW Bottom: Left to Right--Jesse Keeler, Charlie Roth, Sandy Wormington, Jeff Carnbell, Richard Miller, Kenny Fisher, Tony Lutchkus, Frank Hollingsworth, Jim Hess, Bill Sandoe, Fred Andrews, Larry Eshelman. SECOND ROW-Kneeling--Ronnie Jones, Dave Stolzfus, Tom Martin, Mickey Smith, Larry News- wanger,Dan Kramer, Dick Miller, Eldon Stolzfus, Don Wenger, Tom Buckwalter, Terry Long, John Wilson. THIRD ROW-Standing--Coach Hopkins, Carl Brian, Louie Matters, Ben Singer, Jeff Keeler, Larry Martin, Bob Bard, Harvey Heller, Rick Lamb, John Myers, Nelson Dagen, Pat Gibson, Dave Ravegum, Coach Schappell. Schedule Pequea Valley ........ Away--W Solanco ...... HOIHG- - L Manheim Central . . Away--L Warwick ..... Away- ' L McCaskey ...... HOIHG -L Manheim Township . . Home -L Garden Spot . . . Away--N.P. Hempfield . HOHIG -N.P- Columbia . . Home -N.P. Ephrata . . AWHY--N-R Donegal . . . Away--N.P. Penn Manor . . HOIHG--N.P. Elizabethtown . . . . . Home -N.P. One Hundred Eight Jeff Keeler Co- Captain SENIORS , o Co- Captain Dave Ravegum Dave Stolzfus Charles Roth Frank Hollingsworth Co-Captain Pat Gibson Harvey Heller One Hundred N ine BA SEBALL FRONT ROW: Left to Right--Gordon Rohrer, Don Nichols, Tom Pardue, Sandy Wormington, Les Ffoltz, John Myers, Barry Hinerdeer, Billy Rice. SECOND ROW--Manager-John Miller, Chuck Roberts, Paul Kopp, Jim Supplee, Doug Hartranft, Ronnie King, Charles Fielding, Paul Richin, Jim Erb, Rick Schoenberger. TRA CK FRONT ROW: Left to Right--Glenn Waltz, Ken Herr, Dale Braas, Galen Zook, Dennis Andrew, Dave Ravegum, Stan Buckwalter. SECOND ROW--Manager-Jim Dickinson, Tim Hackenberger, Leighton Stover, Dave Hess, Larry SToltzfus,Jeffrey Keeler, Dave Hoover, Jack Rill, Dan Kramer, Dave Kramer, Manager-Jim Cleland, Absent-Bob Burkholder. One Hundred Ten BOYS' TE N KNEE LING: Coach-Mr. Joseph. FIRST ROW: Left to Right--Dudley Seldomridge, Dave Richin, John Bach, Bill Bard, Ed Freeman, Dick Miller. GIRL ' TENNIS FIRST ROW: Left to Right--Kay Shenk, Judy Fisher, Julie Kreider. SECOND ROW--Coach Miss Lillmars, Demi Weaver, Karen Root, Linda Mellinger, Shirley Adams, Sue Kreider, Carol Weaver. One Hundred Eleven BUCKSKINS I ACTIO , Q , I A L A . ' hs '9 7 1.32 ff .312-'nf K' 'wb e e e -- lj, L, A,eQ5,aH'Qf a W f . 1 -HV'- N ffl-if, 'lbw , . gw - , 1. ,, Q 4,2 ' ff f-ui 51:3 X ' f f-. ivy fi fe' P . ., - - - 4-fy .. :- W . 1- -Hu w.. ' ' K f'f,:f 1? -2 -5W'2a,'E,-:,,b'..:Qf - ,.- Iwi ggi 45. if W ,. -5 7'w m 'f' 12231 Q' . W-151' xl- :ff-r- ': x f One 4 i W vw H ' 'Q QQ, M .A -was, Wy if sa Y 5 e inf .wrgia-1. 1-Five 4 W Mfg: 9 . g. , Q ' .'f '.n H,,v -ilif r .3 'ff-4 9 . ,e Q - 'f . A A I H. 1 NQ,1'S I iLf .Y X-Fug 'mfg-v', ' V- x Qt- 1 , 1 - 1 :W fZilf: 'lm 'lf W?i': ' QT' W- ' x. f :jf t7mf-1' F' 2:9 s-'Sw 5-,QLix vg2,'?iKMa?x ' its n w: Wi me M ,in g -57' x' ,gq.zr: 1-, Hundred Twelve BUCKSKINS INACTIO f la J 'L' ,QR-fax A 1 i A , Q - .. , . cn 'af' -, , A A , fx, .W T 'yew r - '4-rmpf V ' , Y T?-J.. wtf ' GQWW 1 R Y. x L fx w ,f-if Vw f-, - A Q f ' 'Ist ' 'E' -1' 3 '1-'N : ff 7-'I' v :JK--13 ,Q 5 .14 nn . my -- -. -45 mrmdigw 1'4 ff .AV TY! M A- x :M K - Y ,.ffw. f?'7'4'Wf'wTif K ' N . 'VIA f K 1 w nf: 2 3'If'Hl7 xT2SQ1'x -. r. it gk' ffgf? Q. L-Zigi? Q X3 1 1.?S 9 1, f PM .fn .--W.-...M-v,,,H5z f .M . MQ--f by M L J 1 K fix f5'ffZT5kf05,i,TglffI, fffifj ,..- mM w 1 ..- G One Hundred Thirteen VER TISEMEN TS . T i--i I , QD V -Cen X X X X l ll l1i 1 I DHQT,Qq-QNX SH E16 s GLICK'S TRAILER SHOP Stud Service - Horse and Pony Trailers Built and Repaired - Welding Trailer Hitches Installed Phone 656-9195 231 East Main Bareville, Pa. FRED RUOF SONS FLORISTS Phone 394-7253 601 S. Queen St. Lancaster, Pa. When in Town, Visit L. B. HERR 8. SON BARD'S HARDWARE Home and Farm Supplies 656-3531 Leacock, Pennsylvania School Supplies Office Equipment Quality Printing Books and Stationery THE PORTABLE TYPEWRITER STORE A 44-48 West King Street Lancaster, Pennsylvania L. CLYDE SMITH 81 SONS, IN Coal - Lumber - Building Materials, Fertilizer, 81 Buckingham Slate Greenfield Yard: Lancaster Yard 194 Greenfield Rd. Ann Kz Walnut Sts Lancaster, Pa. Phone 392-5515 Phone 392-8015 WENGER' S FLOWERS, INC. 56 Quarry Rd. Leacock, Pennsylvania Flowers for All Occasions Phone: 656-2911, Leola BOWL 222 DUTCH LANES 2 Miles South of Akron on Rt. 222 Miniature Golf Course 4 Billiard Tables WIGGINS CHEVROLET CO. Phone 397-0601 Harrisburg Pike at President Ave. Lancaster, Pennsylvania Parts - Sales - Service one-hundred sixteen RUSSELL G. SHELLEY Photographer 18 West Orange Street YOUR SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER Lancaster, Pennsylvania PENNSYLVANIA SCALE COMPANY W. C. MELLINGER 81 SON Richard D. Mellinger, Prop Manufacturers of Pennsylvania Scales Since 1908 Office and Plant Leola, Pennsylvania, 17540 Live Poultry 7 West Eby Road Leola, Pennsylvania one-hundred seventeen ARTHUR LIONEL HORTING Conestoga Valley if af-1-,. I' A ,vip 4 , f- 4 2201 Old Philadelphia Pike ACHENBACH PASTRY SHOP Bareville, Pennsylvania JOSEPH M. GOOD 8: SONS Leola, Pennsylvania New Providence, Pennsylvania Eshelman Pioneer Red Rose Red Comb Feeds hteen ARNQLD, HERSHEY 8. Ts:-luov, INC. Insurance Consultants Phone 397-3611 445 West Orange St. Lancaster BROWNSTOWN RESTAURANT Brownstown, Pa. Frank Slaybach, Prop. Banquet Facilities Available Phone Leola 656-7031 R. D. HOFFECKER General Merchandise Ronks, Pa. Phone 687-7711 AUTOMOTIVE SALES COMPANY 356 West Orange St. Lancaster, Pa. 17604 Telephone Lancaster 393-3821 HENRY'S HARDWARE Sz VARIETY STORE 2198 Old Philadelphia Pike Hardware, Gifts, and Toys JOHN N. SAUDER AUTO CO. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile New Holland, Pa. Serving Your Automotive Needs For Over 40 Years Compliments DUTCH HAVEN of Open to 11 CLEMENS' STORE Soudersburg one-hundred nineteen Compliments of CLELAND'S PRETZELS Lititz E phrata Soft Pretzels Hot From The Oven! Compliments of THE A C M COMPANY Compliments of WENGER'S DRIVE-IN New Holland, Pa. Phone 354-2380 H. RICHARD PICKEL Contractor and Builder Ronks, Pa. Phone 687-6825 Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 BIRD-IN-HAND POULTRY COMPANY Bird-In-Hand, Pennsylvania one-hundred twenty SHAEFFER'S STORE On the Square Brownstown, Pennsylvania Manufacturer of Fine Fabrics FRANK IX AND SONS Penna. Corp. New Holland, Pennsylvania HARRY'S AUCTION Located along route 23 We buy and sell on commission Leola 656-3244 Area code 717 WEAVER'S Household Furniture and Antiques 11 Graybill Rd. Bareville, Pennsylvania FOREST HILLS MOTORS Buyers-Processors-Packers of QUALITY POULTRY South Custer Ave., New Holland Visit our Retail Store for the finest Poultry Cheese Eggs Salads Complete Auto Sales-Service 510 East Main St., New Holland 2458 New Holland Pike Lancaster, Pennsylvania Leola 656-6691 Phone 354- 5600 F. MARVIN RICE Garage 8: Service Station R. D. ffl, Ronks, Pa. Phone: 687-6541 DRAG TEAM Gene Joe Tom MILLER Ez SHIRK General Auto Repair Dynamometer Service gl Used Cars Soudersburg 687- 78 12 one-hundred twenty-one CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 RICHARD M. WEAVER Stone Mason Stone and Block Work 17 East Main Street Leola, Pennsylvania KREIDER BROS. GENERAL MILLWORK Witmer , Pennsylvania Phone Lane.: 397-3768, 397- 3769 LESTER A. SINGER Myers Sprayers and Irrigation Systems Phone 687-6712 Ronks, Pennsylvania TREIER' S Floors and Walls 93 W. Main Street Leola, Pennsylvania Phone : 656-9062 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF INTERCOURSE Intercourse, Pennsylvania Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp GUY V. IQNGREE General Merchandise Smoketown, Pennsylvania Compliments ci RHOADES SOFT ICE CREAM 8: AMISH GIFTS 6 1X2 Miles Lincoln Hwy. East one-hundred twenty-two GROFF BUICK INC. 436 E. Main Street New Holland, Pennsylvania Phone 354-2215 Sales and Service ARTIST'S EMBLEM COMPANY Phone 397-0601 School Rings - Pins - Medals Trophies 81 Engraving Hand Painted Pictures MILTON E. DENLINGER Soudersburg, Pennsylvania BYER' S SERVICE STATION Gas Accessories ESSO Oil Lubrication Phone 656-9312 Leola, Pa. THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOP 135 E. Main St. New Holland, Pa. Athletic Equipment-Toys-Games Archery Hobbies Phone 354-7891 LEACOCK BARBER SHOP Earl and Vera Shaiebly 171 West Main Street No Appointment Necessary Phone 656-9397 STAUFFER'S DRUG STORE STAUFFER'S DRUG STORE 149 East Main Street Dial 354-2253 New Holland SAFETY SALES gl SERVICE CORP. The Brake House In Pennsylvania Locations Harrisburg 238-7184 Lancaster 394-5691 Reading 372-8941 Scranton 342-9149 KURTZ'S STORE Groceries, Fresh Meats, Dry Goods Sz Shoes Free Delivery Leacock 656-2031 LANDIS GARAGE Auto Repairing gl Accessories Monterey, Pennsylvania Phone: Leola 656-6211 one-hundred twenty-three LEROY M. SHANK GULF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 2196 Old Philadelphia Pike Phone: Day, Night Sz Holidays 394-8014 PAUL L. DENLINGER . A A ROLEX-3Ig?L1Z:RI?gMEJS NHEC STER 90 Greenfield Road , . Lancaster, Pa. 2233 Lincoln Highway East Phone: 3944693 Lancaster, Pennsylvania PIONEER SEED CORN WALTER PIETSCH Philso - RCA - Zenith Radio - Television Appliances - Refrigerators Sales and Service of 27 years Phone: Lancaster 394-5531 Smoketown, Pennsylvania MARTIN'S DAIRY 560 Lampeter Road Lancaster, Pa. PREMIUM DAIRY PRODUCTS Visit our Modern Dairy Bar Open 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. Phone: 397-2701 one-hundred twenty-f our The Very Best to the Class of 1964 Yours for Service LAFAYETTE FIRE COMPANY HOOVER ESSO SERVICE CENTER Lincoln Hwy. E. Rt. 30 - 4 Mi. from Lanc. Sunscope New Electronic Testing Device For quickly locating engine ignition trouble Specialists Ignition Service Generator and Starter Repair AAA Official Inspection Station Phone 392-9678 P. L. ROHRER Sz BRO., INC. Quality Seeds Smoketown, Pa. Phone: 397-3539 Serving the Community for 49 years WILLIS S. DENLINGER 2169 Old Philadelphia Pike Phone: 392-7712 Fresh Meats ' Groceries Frozen Foods ' Bryer's Ice Cream GLICK'S AUDIO SALES 2320 Hobson Road Lancaster, Pennsylvania Phone 393-7242 Magnavox - Allen - Ravenswood Compliments of VALLORBS JEWEL COMPANY Bird-in-Hand, Pennsylvania KAUFFMAN'S FRUIT FARMS Home Grown Fruits Meats-Groceries-Frozen Food Lockers Bird-in-Hand, R. D. all, Pa. Phone: lntercourse 768-3631 . SANDOE AUTOMOTIVE INC. Parts - Supplies - Equipment 1671 Lincoln Hwy. East Lancaster, Pennsylvania one-hundred twenty-f ive Compliments d GARDEN SPOT MOTEL Phone: 394-4736 W. W. KERSHNER Groceries and General Merchandise Witmer, Pa. Phone: 392-9175 VILWHS-I lillllllalillffff THE MARI-BOB DINER Where we Serve Nothing Fancy, Just Good Ole Shirt Sleeve Eatin ' 1603 Linc. Hwy. E. Lancaster, Pa. Phone: 392-1943 THE WILLOWS Your Family Restaurant Since 1931 It pays to look we11 ERB'S BARBER SHOP Two Barbers Open Daily Except Monday 1603 O1d.Phila. Pike CREAM TOP DAIRY Milk and Ice Cream Lincoln Highway East ENOS G. HOWRY Home Dressed Meats ABRA.M D. LANDIS Plumbing and Heating Beef-Veal-Pork-Lamb Oil-Burner Service-Stokes and Smoked meat Lancaster Water Conditioners Phgneg 392-4414 1947 Lincoln Highway East, Arcade and Central Markets L9-I1C2SfeI', PH- Lancaster, Pa, PHOIISI 393-2793 one-hundred twenty-six MARTlN'S HARDWARE Farm and Home Supplies Glidden Paints 182 E. Main Street JOHN R. EIDEMILLER Applianc es E. Main Street Bareville, Pa. Bareville, Pa. Us ,Is ' Compliments of A. R. FURMAN Home of Funerals Leola, Pa. HERSHEIY'S SHOE SERVICE New Holland, Pa. GROFF'S HARDWARE South Railroad Avenue New Holland, Pa. SHENK BROS. for Conestoga Valley School Jackets and Varsity Sweaters 30-32 West King Street Lancaster, Pa. IVAN M. MARTIN, INC. Blue Ball, Pa. Agricultural Limestone Barn-Dri Crushed Stone Lawn Builder Phone: New Holland 354-2112 Terre Hill 445-3455 Gap 442-4148 ovfffrahfraf afar I LINIESTONE Awww one-hundred twenty-seven LANCASTER TOOL 8: DIE, INC Ask for our 253 a gal. discount on gas at any of our stations. STU CKEY'S PECAN SHOP 221 Pitney Road Lancaster, Pa. Ronks, RD 41 Lancaster, Pa. Southern Pecan Candies, Jellies 8: Gift Items EARL M. STEFFY 15 Pleasant Dr. Lancaster, Pa. Coal and General Hauling Phone 394-7694 HIGH Structural Steel Crane Service Fabrication - Erection Phone: 393-3657 Lancaster, Pa. WELDING COMPANY 1.1 Compliments of Penn Boiler 8: Quiet May Division PEBBCO INDIEJSTRIES INC. Lancaster, Pennsylvania one-hundred twenty-eight HERCO OIL BURNER CORPORATION MEADOWBROOK PRODUCTS DIVISION Complete Line of Oil Heating Equipment and Fasteners Witmer, Pa. FRANK SLOTHOUR GENERAL MERCHANDISE Bird-in-Hand, Pa. 0 , GARDEN SPOT MEAT PRODUCES win favor by quality and flavor- sugar cured bacon and wonder hams frankfurters and luncheon meats pudding, scrapple and sausage Ezra W. Martin Co. Lancaster, Pa. BUCKWALTER'S BARBER SHOP 204 East Main Street Bareville, Pa. haircutting by appointment HEVENER ASSOCIATES complete electrical service building -overhead-underground phone: Lititz 626-2085 JOHN J. HOOBER feed-lumber-coal Gordenville, Pa. Compliments of the COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. INC. OF LANCASTER, PA. G. Rufus I-Iettinger, Manager 393 0631 BENARDS MEAT MARKET 455 Willow Road Lancaster, Pa. Phone 397-0498 I one-hundred twenty-nine 4 1 l ...J INSURANCE REAL ESTATE GEORGE W. BARD 81 SON 423 W. James Street Lancaster, Pennsylvania Phone: 394-2607 Rest-A-Matic Massaging Mattresses Compliments of AMOS SHERTZER 5 Pleasant Drive KENOSHA AUTO TRANSPORT CORP. PhoE2?g2itfg589 202 Greenfield Road Made by Serta Association Lancaster, Pa. KNot sold in Storesl one-hundred thirty Compliments of BEAUTY CLASSICS Ephrata, Pa. Phone RE 3-2305 Compliments of SINGING NEEDLES CAPEZIO Shoes for girls available at WARREN'S SHOES 134 North Queen Street Lancaster, Pa. Courtesy of C. HINDEN QANTIQUESJ Lincoln Highway East RUWN Phone: 392-0943 illqluevus 266 W- Main St mc' Leola, Pa. LUKE B. HOLLINGER Hay-Straw-Grain Coal Fuel Oil General Hauling Cargo Insurance 2476 Creek Hill Road Lancaster, Pa. Phone: Leola 656-9078 DONALD M. NEUHAUSER Tile - Linoleum - Floor Covering 44 South Queen Street Lancaster, Pa. Phone: 392-0931 Formal Wear Rental C0fUP1imeI1tS Of WEST END CLEANERS AND DYERS THE LEOLA GIFT STORE New Holland Pa. 29 W M - Phone: 354-6731 est am Street Leola, Pa. one-hundred thirty-one GREGG'S GENERAL STORE Talmage, Pa. Free Delivery Phone: Leola 656-2097 Compliments of SHORENSON COMPANY Makers of the Better Grade Shirts and Blouses Brownstown, Lanc. Co., Pa. 12-1 Compliments of HERRMIDIFIER CO., INC. as . BEST OF LUCK TO THE SENIORS from the IMPERIALS of Lancaster Congratulations to the Class of 1964 PAUL C. MYERS COMPANY WELL DRILLER 1824 Lincoln Highway East one-hundred thirty-two Compliments of R. K. BURKHART Wholesale Florist 1865 Old Philadelphia Pike H. M. STAUFFER 81 SONS, INC. Coal - Fuel oil - Lumber - Feed Millwork Oil Burner and Stokers Sales and Service Lancaster, Pa. Leola, Pa. 397-5141 656-2811 Witmer 39 3- 1 369 Serving Lancaster County Home Owners Since 1890 GEH1vIAN'S DINER Lincoln Highway East Lanc. 397-0226 SI-IIRK'S GARAGE CHEVROLET Paradise, Pa. Phone 768-3761 HARTMAN Ez LAPP Marine Sales And Service Johnson Motors Slick Craft and Star Craft Boats Phone: 393-0739 Compliments of REESE METAL PRODUCTS CORP. Bird-in-Hand, Pa. MlLLER'S Pennsylvania Dutch Style Smorgasbord 7 Sweets 7 Sours Served Daily 687-6621 JOE MYERS' DRIVE IN BAR-B-Q Lincoln Highway East 13 Milesj Phone: 394-1606 and JOE MYERS' DINER Lincohi Highway East C1 Milel Phone: 393-0804 THE OLD VILLAGE STORE Bird-in-Hand, Pa. Route 340 East of Lancaster Phone: 397-1291 one-htmdr-ed thirty-three GIRVIN' S FLOWERS F1owers for All Occasions Leola, Pa. Leola Lancaster 656-2262 397-2796 Ephrata 733-2674 AMON G. WENGER 8: SONS Builders Plumbing and Heating 11 Brethern Church Road Bareville, Pennsylvania Earl Wenger Leola 656-6041 Leola 656-9351 BRIDGEPORT GARAGE Sales - RAMBLER - Service 24 Hour Towing 1614 Lincoln Highway East Phone: 392-5320 B. Z. MELLINGER INC Ford - Falcon - Thunderbird Sales - Service Lancaster County's Original Distributor for Ford Extra- Heavy Duty Trucks New Holland Phone 354-5191 Compliments of I 12-6 one-hundred thirty-four DISSINGER'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Complete Quality - Safety Service Lubrication Shock Absorbers - Mufflers Tailpipes Accessories Leacock, Pa. 656-2149 NEW HOLLAND TWIN KISS Soft Ice Cream and Sandwiches One mile west of New Holland on Route 23 Phone 354-5518 14.4 FRANK L. WEAVER GREENHOUSES DANIEL B- WEAVER Flowers for All Occasions 2576 Old Philadelphia Pike Phone: 397-2111 Wholesale Florist R. D. 454 Box 93 Lancaster, Pa. 393-6250 AGGREGATES EQUIPMENT INC. We Erect CRUSHING EQUIPMENT Leola, Pa. Phone 656-3061 H. NORMAN KENSINGER 51 Hellers Church Road Leacock, Pa. Phone: 656-6613 Health - Fire - Auto - Casualty Life - Hospitalization AUCTIONEE RS PUBLIC SALES SERVICE Robert Martin New Holland Leola, Pa.. R. D. ifl, Pa. Leola 656-9055 Frank Steller 165 W. Main St. Leola 656-3518 NOLT RAMBLER INC. 1612 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, Pa. American - Classic - Ambassador Phone 393-1759 one-hundred thirty-five BUCKWALTER'S BARBERSHOP 204 East Main Street Bareville, Pa. Hair Cutting By Appointment Phone: 656-9305 PLAIN AND FANCY FARM 1 1X2 Miles West of Intercourse On Route 340 9 1X2 Miles East of Lancaster, Pennsylvania ' .W t Fi-Q'?'4 3 ft Compliments of HART'S DINER Lincoln Highway East DAVE HALDEMAN'S GARAGE Bird-in-Hand, Pa. General Auto Repairs Jacobsen and Eclipse Lawn Mowers Phone: 393-9267 LOUIS E. RAPP Service Station 542 S. Prince Street EASTERN STATES SERVICE Enos Buckwalter 2281 Old Phila. Pike PAULINE LARIEN - 67 E. Main, Leola 656-6257 Hairdressing By Appointment CLAUDE F. SMITH-- 1776 Lincon Highway East - Insurance - Real Estate - VILLAGE CERAMIC SHOP Bird-i.nHand, Pa. 394-8615 Instruction, Supplies, Gifts REYNOLD E. SCHENKE CO. Die Design - Tool Sz Die Making Paradise, Pa. BAREVILLE BURIAL VAULT CO. 15 Graybill Road Bareville, Pa. SUE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Betty McGuigan Mr. and Mrs. Amos Weber A Friend Walton Sunoco Station 350 E. King Street Conestoga Valley Supply Co. Brownstown, Pa. 656-6991 Clem X. Tavonovski, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Richin Paul, David, and Bobby Mrs. Mary Irene Sellers, family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sellers Mr. and Mrs. John S. Harnish Shirley and Audrey Best Wishes to the Class of '64 Mrs. M. S. Whitmyer Gordenville, R. D. ifl The Best To The Class of 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Stauffer, a.nd Cynthia one-hundred thirty- six Mr. and Mrs. Judy Neff Raymond W. Landis Linda Mellinger Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Al Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Zook Kenneth Hinerdeer James W. Wentz Adrian Shultz Richard Patton Eugene Kunkle Ivan The Ripper Mr. and Mrs. Terry Pitts Leland Hilton Robin Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burkholder Linda Patton Congratulations to the Class of '64 Hartman's Store Mrs. Anna T. Heisler Blaine Frey Mr. and Mrs. Luther Herr Glenn Adams Klaus Akerboome, Esq. The Upsla's, Ray, Dale, Sam Charles L. VanGordon Mr. and Mrs. Chap Hampton Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rettew Sz girls Mrs. Jay Wenger Don Jonas Rastus Nevil Zippsie Gayle Brookmyer 12-7 Industrial Arts Jack Frost Mr. and Mrs. John Schweitzer Mrs. Gurtrude Gurnick Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neidermyer Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lebo Norma Groff Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nissley Dan Neidermyer Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Nesslage Agatha Kromwitz Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newswanger Violet Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Chester Nolt Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Wimer Miss Nester Merriweather Mr. and Mrs. Judy Bauman Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. Marvin Groff C. Donald Rice Raymond R. Landis Frank Hollingsworth Harold Devonshire Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Zook Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bard Jim Swavely Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Buch J. Harold Moyer Mr. a.nd Mrs. J. 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